click like billy-o on the google ads!

perhaps a little spider to do same? maybe have a web page devited to hosintg goodle ads which share in the proceeds and donate the money t charity!

PixelottoSucks.com

Don’t hold back!

I see there are more ads on the http://www.milliondollaremployment.co.uk/ page..
Are they riding on the back of Pixelotto??

a sign that maybe the free word of mouth is not like it was last time round?

initially I was bullish about the prospect until someone pointed out that the ad visitors are not good customers : they cost you money in bandwidth and do not buy: they, as I do, just click and immediately close the tab in firefox and click again and go away and come back tomorrow. they are incentivised to click the ads in rapid succession as the task at hand is getting the clicks out of the way, not browsing happily. energy expended after ad clicking, they get bored (as i do) and move onto another site and have no incentive whatsoever to click on the remain ads. furthermore the ads are partially obscured when youa re playing teh game…

if this succeeds it wont be because of good value proposition to the customer… but I am willing to be proven wrong and certainly wish him luck

one thig to bear in mind about teh milliondollarhomepage was the idea that everyone who advertised was “part of the big game” and we liked the advertisers for being equally brave and also supporting this wacky original idea. now, however, the sheen of innocence and trend-bucking is gone, and Alex is no longer the rebel millionaire.

again, I say, hope it works out, but I won’t be advertising though i wish I ahd on the original.

Perhaps the advertisers who made money on the first one will be back, but they will be watching even closer the value of their investment. the advertising is less directed in this incarnation as the clicker is not a happy inquisitive browser but a greedy lazy bored browser (like me) who jsut wants to get in oand out and hope the cheque comes in

the lessons from milliondollarhomepage are all about community and intangibless, not milking some pixels, no doubt Alex will figure it out but thiss incarnation shows his age i think. he’d do well to work for a consulting firm for a bit and see beyond the hype and the gloss

as someone posted before this same comment on another website, “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it”

Check it out – pretty much exactly the same idea, but since I had to build it myself in my spare time it took me from August 16th when I registered the domain name till now to launch it, unfortunatly for me looks to be a little to late!

Anyway check it out and enter my competition, even if it is only to see how similar they are!!

http://www.tickettoamillion.com

I really hope you’re not like the same people who came to my blog to talk up Pixmeup in a sad attempt to drum up more traffic……

between yesterday and today:

Google analitycs:
11-30 seconds –> 150 visitors
31-60 seconds –> 187 visitors
61-180 seconds –> 124 visitors
181-600 seconds –> 25 visitors
601-1801 seconds –> 12 visitors

8:16 AM

I totally sympathise with your sad situation. I am certain that there is a better way for you to get more customers to your store given its prime location on the corner of 3rd and Grant. Unfortunately, the madness generated by Pixelotto seems to be spreading rapidly with more desperate businesses willing to part with their hard-earned money.

I believe that although many visitors to advertisers’ stores from clicks won’t even look through the window and see their fine wares, many stores are hoping that a few hapless few will mistakingly click on another link, just like many insane spammers seem to persist in believing.

Kind Regards

Everton

Sincerely,

R. U. Stupid, II